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Date: | Thu, 17 Dec 1998 09:52:25 -0800 |
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> Michael D. Hensley (hey, that's me!) wrote:
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> > Next, grab a copy of my paper "Plug-N-Play POSIX". It contains almost
> > everything you need to know to get POSIX properly configured and working
> > on MPE. You can read it at http://www.allegro.com/posix/pnpposix.txt
> > (it was updated on 9-NOV-1998 to include the new 6.0 version of
> > /etc/profile).
And Donna raised her hand:
> oh, this brings up an interesting question....
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> when updating your mpe system, does the update overlay/change
> /etc/profile? i really don't want to see all my changes go away....
Starting with MPE/iX 6.0, the last thing /etc/profile does is call
/etc/profile.local; this is where you should now put your local
customizations. You should NOT modify /etc/profile because, as Donna
realized, it will be overwritten by future version.
Want to get a head start? My paper now contains a full copy of the MPE/iX
6.0 /etc/profile file. Move your local customizations to /etc/profile.local,
and replace your /etc/profile with the new one NOW, and you'll be much
happier when you upgrade to 6.0.
Congratulations to HP, by the way: this is a very elegant design.
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Michael D. Hensley | mailto:[log in to unmask]
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